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post Jul 27, 2006 - 7:02 PM
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I've aquired a set of stock springs from the front of a 95 2.7 liter Tacoma. I want to find out what the spring rate is of our stock springs and compare it to the spring rates in these things. I wouldn't mind a little stiffer right, but these springs look 2-3 times the size of stocks. I'm just gong to cut them to the same hight or maybe a little lower than stock, and try to install them. Oh, I picked up some 4 piston calipers while I was at it. That is my next project. So, how bad is increasing the spring rate going to be?

After I get the info on the spring rate of the truck springs, and the rate of the stocks, I'll post to compare.


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post Jul 30, 2006 - 3:46 PM
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QUOTE(jdg371 @ Jul 28, 2006 - 10:30 PM) [snapback]462678[/snapback]

bad. those might not fit properly on the perch

That, I can fix. The spring rate is what I'm conserned about. Any one know what it is for a 94 GT?


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post Jul 31, 2006 - 1:23 AM
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The stock are something like 300 up front and 200 in the back. The truck springs are 450 I think. I will put them up front, and the ones off my front in the back. That is the plan now. If this works right, it will have cost me $0. It would normally cost someone about $10 to do, and a little bit of work. I'll get a camera to take pics and all that crap once I make sure everything is going to work.


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